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... The Clerk reported that in response to the notices published twelve of the Omeath boatmen had taken out licenses, whilst eight had not. Only one of the Warrenpoint boatmen (Mr. Magee) had taken out a license, and the other twenty'-seven had not. Mr. Hourican ...
... TO ME LET lINFORNISED, PROM, Ur MAY mat, for one year, or perm of years IA the neighbourhood of Warrenpoint and Boatmen,. a HOUSE containing three Sitting-rooms, four Bedrooms, two Servants• Rooms, Kitchen: Pantries, am. ; Coach-house, and Stabling for ...
... WARRENPOINT PETTY SESSIONS. LICENSING CASES. NOXIOUS WEEDS PROSECUTION. CHARGE ACAIHST LOCAL BOATMEN. UNLICENSED CARMEN SUMMONED. These Sessions were held on Tuesday before Mr. J. Wolfe-Flanagan, R.M. (presiding); Col. Edward Ross-of-Bladensburg. J.P ...
... Lords of the Admiralty have decreed that iu future chief boatmen in charge coastguard stations are to be known chief petty officers, chief boatmen first class Aettv officers, and coinmisiiioned boatmen promoted before October, 1907, as second claes petty ...
... street defendant hit the other man. He was drunk. A fine of 21s. and costs. or a month's imprisonment, was ordered. UNLICENSED BOATMEN. For failing to licence their boats Hugh Smith was hued 2s. Bd. and Bs. costs, and Hugh Fearon ss. and Bs. costs, the latter ...
... fund for Lundon have received .tl the Bank of England the League of Mercy contribution of .4:15.000 for the year 190:). The boatmen Of Holland measure distances by smoking. The distance between two named points is expressed as so many pipefids of tohacco ...
... Council of Warrenpoint is regarded by the Omeath boatmen as au at. tempt to license the men of the Down shore who ply between Omeath and Warrenpoint, and on the lough g..uerally. to the exclusion of any boatmen living on the County Louth shore, and they appear ...
... Esq., M.P., for the action he has taken, as shown by his question in the House of Commons, in guarding the interest of the boatmen of Omeath to the licence which the Urban Council of Warrenpoint had imposed upon them. MR. GINNELL A SCENE. ...
... have been almost continuously on the search; and therefore we are not surprised, in such cold weather as this is, that the boatmen were beginning, at last, to get weary of labours so long protracted—partionlarly, as their efforts to obtain the bodies of ...
... CARIIh'GFOBD LOUGH BOATMEN. PROPOSED LICENSING—QUESTION PARLIAMENT. Mr. Hazleton asked the Chief Secretary for Ireland whether he was aware that the Urban Council of Warrenpoint had adopted a byelaw restricting the rights of the boatmen who applied for hire ...
... dmia*. Now hark Ihm’ the twilight's mellow haze From yon fair town, where his gaze Is resting, there comes silvery note ; The boatmen rest their oars, and float always at vesper tune. And whisper a prayer ; the old man’s eye Brightens with joy, as. floating ...
... houne—if they're good uom. All ?Lbel. 'hairs are mot what they one. b.. 4 of them is In the °Molde smear. ' lame. hot the boatmen pert of them. him the weeks lo a notch, Is Maly, and not always' understood by Mom who dry them. We see / to all this. Sour ...